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Oh, and another big thing with these types of offense is the importance of your defenders using their eyes, and being able to read their keys quickly, and effectively on just about every down. Especially against a offense that uses similar concepts like these, but are run oriented instead, like Malzahn or Mullen. They use a lot of pulling lineman, so the fist and second levels have to play with discipline every play. Especially linebackers, they need to be able to stay in their gaps and not overrun the play, because that'll create lanes for them to work with, and get a big play. Also need the lineman to win up front so the second level can stack and track the ball carrier freely, if they get a guard to that second level and arent able to stack and shed the blocker, they're gonna get big plays. That's why we always had fits against those two bastards. It's a tough offense to defend.

<blockquote data-quote="Scrape&amp;amp;Search1032" data-source="post: 1486092" data-attributes="member: 27083"><p>Oh, and another big thing with these types of offense is the importance of your defenders using their eyes, and being able to read their keys quickly, and effectively on just about every down. Especially against a offense that uses similar concepts like these, but are run oriented instead, like Malzahn or Mullen. They use a lot of pulling lineman, so the fist and second levels have to play with discipline every play. Especially linebackers, they need to be able to stay in their gaps and not overrun the play, because that&#039;ll create lanes for them to work with, and get a big play. Also need the lineman to win up front so the second level can stack and track the ball carrier freely, if they get a guard to that second level and arent able to stack and shed the blocker, they&#039;re gonna get big plays. That&#039;s why we always had fits against those two bastards. It&#039;s a tough offense to defend.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Scrape&Search1032, post: 1486092, member: 27083"] Oh, and another big thing with these types of offense is the importance of your defenders using their eyes, and being able to read their keys quickly, and effectively on just about every down. Especially against a offense that uses similar concepts like these, but are run oriented instead, like Malzahn or Mullen. They use a lot of pulling lineman, so the fist and second levels have to play with discipline every play. Especially linebackers, they need to be able to stay in their gaps and not overrun the play, because that'll create lanes for them to work with, and get a big play. Also need the lineman to win up front so the second level can stack and track the ball carrier freely, if they get a guard to that second level and arent able to stack and shed the blocker, they're gonna get big plays. That's why we always had fits against those two bastards. It's a tough offense to defend. [/QUOTE]